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The Learning Curve

The athletic field of Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU) transformed into a captivating international exhibition space on May 27, featuring cultural booths representing five continents. Each booth showcased the unique characteristics of its respective region. The Asian section resonated with the melodious tunes of the dombra, a Central Asian two-stringed lute. The African pavilion displayed intricate wood carvings and pottery. The European section showcased postcards and picture frames. The Americas pavilion echoed with laughter as enthusiastic samba dancing set the place on fire and aromas of delectable snacks filled the air. The Oceania exhibition area attracted visitors with face painting activities.

Throughout the month of May, major universities in Beijing, including BLCU, the University of

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